The facility is designed to support the transition of AI projects from experimentation to production environments and features enterprise AI solutions powered by Intel Xeon 6 processors with integrated Intel Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX) and Intel Core Ultra platforms.
According to the company, the AI Innovation Zone spans the AI technology stack, covering data centre infrastructure, cloud deployments and AI-enabled personal computing. The centre enables enterprises to explore Intel Xeon-based HCLTech solutions through hands-on demonstrations.
“This AI Innovation Zone reflects our shared intent to move AI from experimentation to business outcomes,” said Raghu Kidambi, CVP, Ecosystems AI Partnership at HCLTech. “By aligning platform innovation with practical engineering and economics, we are creating a repeatable model that helps organizations adopt AI with confidence, efficiency, speed and measurable value.”
The facility also showcases small language model (SLM) optimisation and AI Platform-as-a-Service capabilities built on Red Hat OpenShift and OpenShift AI. HCLTech said these offerings are intended to support AI deployment and operationalisation at scale.
As per the exchange fillings, among the solutions being demonstrated at the centre are AI Force, HCLTech’s generative AI-led service transformation platform; VisionX 2.0, a vision and video analytics platform; and AI Factory, an AI infrastructure platform spanning edge-to-cloud environments.
The facility also includes demonstrations of retrieval augmented generation (RAG), agentic AI notebooks and cognitive AI applications.
The launch expands the collaboration between HCLTech and Intel in enterprise AI technologies and deployment infrastructure.
Shares of HCL Technologies ended 0.62% lower at ₹1,159.60 on the NSE on June 18, declining ₹7.20 from the previous close.
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